The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-09-09

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Smoke your fathers Dad Grahame
& Connor. ~ W "
Ed Hamblin. Of Lansing, Sundayed
in Owosso. $3.50 Il. .ii,''..sy.. ~g.sk
Miss Phcbc Fairchlld left for Sagi-
nav on Saturday. p -. '.'''' ''''.'-s
John Graham of rawas, visited
Bert Taylor on Wednesday.
Farmers, call at the o9c store for
bargains in boots and shoes.
Four members were received into
the Baptist church on Sunday.
A. ID. Whipple and wife, of Battle
Creek, were in Owosso Sunday.
Hon. Thos. Merrill. of East Sagi.
nav, was in Owosso on "Wednesday.
THE TIMES and the Detroit weekly
Tribune, four months for so cents.
0. f. Webster has purchased Jas.
Laverock's residence on Exchange
street.
Frank Ever and wife returned
from their eastern trip on Monday
evening.
Notice the ads of the Central and
Western Michigan Agricultural So
cieties.
Mrs. Irwin left ior Chesaning Sat-
urday to commence her school duties
this week.
Gen. R. A. Alger declines to be a
candidate for National Commander
of the G.. A. r
You can secure bargains in all lines
ofhardware at at Andrus, opposite
Exchange Hotel. A5,1rs
A number of Owossoites were in
Detroit Wednesday to see the Detroit
Chicago ball game.
John F.. Sherburne, of Chaplin and
John w. Banks, of Corunna get an
increase of pension.
Lewis & Son are shipping large
amount of baled hay, besides quaint
ties of farm produce,
Rev. Thos. Stalker and family are
visiting friends in Ann Arbor and
other parts Of the State, this week.
All who can, should be in attend
ance at the Y. M, c. A. conference
meetings. See program elsewhere.
See the ball game Saturday after
noon. Agricultural College VS.. Owes
so admission, IS cents, ladies, 10
cents.
Have your barbering done at
Whitneys, and get chance in the
drawing. One chance given on every
ten cents of work.
There is an unprecedented demand
for building lots, and the outlook is
that great many dwelling houses
will be erected this fall.
We acknowledge the receipt of an
invitation to be present at the 2oth
annual reunion Of the Society Of the
Army or the Tennessee.
c. N. Andrus is offering for the
next 80 days No. 8 cooking. stove
with full line of furniture for $I4.5o,
bargain, call and see it.
Advertised letters for the week
ending Sept. 8, at the Owosso P. O.:
Carrie Hills, Peter Grey, Edward
Collins. John Paul, Charles E Sang
ford( MRS Mary Thames. Foreign:
Nicolaus Gerhards. Drops: Miss
Watcher.
Died, of typhoid fever after an
illness of ten days, Mrs. Parmelia,
wife of William D. Rowley. She was
% years of age, and was married
about three years ago. The funeral
took place from her late residence in
this city on Tuesday afternoon, Rev.
Donnelly officiating. Mrs. Rowley
was lady very highly esteemed by
all who knew her. Her sudden death
has cast shadow over many hearts
and homes.
Benedict's Monte Cristo Is new
version ofthis always popular play,
and in some things great improve
ment on the original. 1t works bet
ter on the road, curtails dialogue and
strengthens the situations Of the
piece. Benedict's Company has been
doing good business south-as all
companies will who are as strong and
have as good manager Ifall man.
ayers were as punctual in their en-
gagements, as correct in their deal
ings, as temperate in their habits, as
good artists, and az courteous to the
public and their employees as Mr..
Benedict is, there would be less CON-
panies left on the road. -[New York
Union. At Opera Hall, Wednesday,
September l4th.
Allegan Journal and Tribune: G.
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